2017-11-14, 23:16
(2017-11-14, 22:43)musicadi Wrote: - is there a way to locate the thumbnail of a local picture in the Thumbnails folder, by using the filename? I modified a picture and want Kodi to grab the new on as the thumbnail.
Use "texturecache.py s filename", eg.
Code:
texturecache.py s /storage/.kodi/addons/plugin.video.netflix/resources/fanart.jpg
Code:
042009|6/6f56e082.jpg|0720|1280|0009|2017-11-05 22:13:43|2017-11-05 22:11:48|/storage/.kodi/addons/plugin.video.netflix/resources/fanart.jpg
Matching row ids: 42009
where "6/6f56e082.jpg" is the filename within the Thumbnails folder.
You can delete the cached artwork (and matching database row) with "texturecache.py d 42009"
However if you've modified the original thumbnail, then simply re-cache it.
(2017-11-14, 22:43)musicadi Wrote: - I am accessing Kodi (LibreELEC) remotely from macOS 10.12.6. How do I correctly point to the Userdata folder on my Kodi box? I now use /Volumes/Userdata/, but that means the folder has to be mounted from within macOS.
Mounting locally on the machine running the script is one option.
The other option is to push the script to the remote machine and run it locally on the remote machine, as this is easy enough to accomplish with a combination of scp and ssh particularly when scripting a complete solution.
(2017-11-14, 22:43)musicadi Wrote: Is there a way to point directly to the folder using the IP address of the box?
No.